I just finished designing and developing a website recently for one of my best friends, DJ Clint Kuper, who is also one of Portland Oregon’s best club/mobile DJs. The site runs on WordPress, with transition/AJAX effects using jQuery for everything rather than using Flash(excepting the audio player), not to mention I also did the photography for the image below.

Anyhow, click the image below to visit his site to find out more about Clint. He’s a great guy, very professional, and can play a great mix for your next corporate event, wedding, or club night… consider giving him a call to play your next event, and if you’re looking for someone to build you a website like his, well, get in touch with me through BeIngenius!

i’ve been shooting a lot of black and white images lately with my blackberry storm, here are a couple and you can see more on my flickr photostream(and don’t forget to order prints!).

as of this week, you can now order prints of any images in my flickr account/online gallery in the kiosk, right here on my site! simply find the image title you’d like to order, then visit prints.stephenh.net, select the print size you’d like, and enter the image title during checkout!

have love will travel

in addition, i still have framed prints available from the my first suicide gallery, at their lowest prices ever: just $30 plus shipping! check out the remaining selection and get these one-of-a-kind framed B&W prints of downtown portland while you still can!

PDX tilt shift

yesterday i found a link to the website tiltshiftmaker.com, which allows you to upload photos and create cool tilt shift effects, much like in the old mister rogers tv show. it’s definitely a fun web app, and it makes the effect easy to create without having to spend tons of money on a tilt shift lens or learning how to duplicate the effect in photoshop.

anyhow, here’s my experiment with the site, using an aerial photo i took of downtown portland from on board the OHSU aerial tram almost two years ago. click on the image thumbnail to view a larger version on flickr! -h